Several conditions

logic.compound tests several comparisons at once: "A and B", or "A or B".

Settings

Setting	What it does
Conditions	One comparison per line, such as `{option.amount} > 10`.
True when	All of them hold, or any of them holds.

A line compares its two sides with one of these:

Written	Passes when
`=` `!=` `>` `>=` `<` `<=`	They compare that way. Numbers compare as numbers.
`contains`, `doesn't contain`, `starts with`, `ends with`	The text does, ignoring capitals.
`matches`	The left side matches a regular expression.
`is in`, `isn't in`	The left side is among a list on the right, separated by commas.
`is empty`, `isn't empty`, `is a number`	At the end of the line, with nothing after.

Way out	Taken when
`True`	All of them hold, or with Any, one does.
`False`	Otherwise.

The builder points out a line it can't read. Spaces around the comparison matter: {a} > 1, not {a}>1.
A token only ever fills in a value: someone typing > 0 into an option can't turn a line into a different comparison.

{option.amount} >= 1
{option.amount} <= {var.balance}
{option.note} doesn't contain http